News for Nature & wildlife

Widening the Welcome

We were delighted to organise an event at Missenden Abbey focussing specifically on how to make visiting the Chilterns more accessible and inclusive.

Chilterns Conservation Board responds to the latest State of Nature report.

With the results from the latest State of Nature report making for grim reading, the Chilterns Conservation Board reflects on what the results mean for the Chilterns AONB, how we’re responding to it and calls for additional resources to be able to deliver effectively for nature’s recovery.   In the latest study – published yesterday –...

Introducing our new Head of Landscape, Dr. Kate Heppell

Last month, we were delighted to welcome Dr. Kate Heppell into her new role as Head of Landscape for the Chilterns Conservation Board. Kate has already made a huge impact on the work of the Chilterns Chalk Streams Project, having been working for the River Chess Smarter Water Catchment Project whilst on secondment from Queen...

The Charming Chess Valley

by Mary Tebje

A chalk stream, far-reaching valley views, a tucked-away Manor House and the mewing of red kites for company on this circular Chess Valley walk.